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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
NORWAYLAKE.

james Smith has goue % Boston.
David Brooks recently hauled load OF
hay o. james smith ani when About bali
uniosisd = hsu GO from the hay. and on
puttlug bis hsnd into The hsy be dres
out new laid egg. this being the second
time that The ben has been known 10 stesl
rite oftwo OF more miles. Mr. said
be- want going 20 carry The ben hone
.ssln. - he soid her 20 J G. saunders.
The salvation ArmV i 10 bold meet
lng a. the school house Thursday evening
April 10
Charles Cummings has been having 81.
log- doomed sni none too soon eiiher' u
the water oontinuss % rise a last A. u
las Tor The lsst f,s days.
We hsd quite hitle thunder shower one
Cav lAsi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
HANOVER.

Smiths dowel mill ha. commenced oper
s,iUns with full crew for night and day
lie has nearly I've hundred cords OF birch
and IL will tske some time IN saw u up
even II he runs night and day.
Jim Din aud Kirk Barker have tsker
their grip-sseks and gone on The Sanda,
River drive.
The ladies OF the Hanover Union societ,
will have their usual baked bean supper a.
G O'Clock. and dance snd sugar party II
the evening. Wednesday, April 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
GREENWOOD.

And now II becomes our duty 10 chron.
Icle another melancholy death, this time
by suicide. Mrs Lyman NJ utiu hsd BEEN
partially insane for NUMBER Of years. sud
made several attempts on her life In Diff
emit vavs. 90 that u became necessary 10
watch her continually. Lest Sunday night
she coutrived 20 get out OF doors long
enough 70 Get her clothes on DIRE. and they
were al 10 nsmss when discovered, and
were nearly consumed before the nre could
he srtipsuished. She lived 10 hours be.
fore death pot an end 70 her sun-rinRs
She leaves husband and large fsmily OF
children, partly grown up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
UPTON.

The warm SUI and wind OF Sunday and
Mondsy settled the snow shoui three feet,
bat nov oil We have 10 remind Us OF spring
Is The robins and spsrrows.
Mrs G l. Douglsss has gone 70 Argyle
to visit her sister. Mrs. fsrnsli.
Mrs. A q Douglass has gone 10 Camden
20 visit Mrs. Ar,ills West, . former rtsi'
dent OF THE town.
The little daughter OF Fred EIllngwood
IL qalte sick.
Mrs. A. o Goodwin has 90 Ear recovered
A. Ia be able 20 ride oct.
There vas = surprise party 81 Enoeh s
Aboo,tis Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
DENMARK.

The s.co Water Power Company are
building . new .lulcswsy for logs al the
upper dam here. J. y Smith has charge
Of the loo, and IL having u done IN yer,
| substantial msnner.
Edward Whistles. Ernest Richardson and
Wallace and llsdlsy Wood len this place
hi. morning for Boston, where they hope
20 fnd employment.
George Bennett OF Stsndlsh Was In town
this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
WEST PERU.

Aia o'clock this morning. iiih. the Ice
In TIE Aufroicogein moved past tbs
point. ,mmlug on ~ the D.tde.d Islands
ths river will PROBABLY b. clear ~ nlght
STANLEY a Walton have fal.hsi saving
their birch. ant will start their lsia saw.
soon.
W. : walker 4 son have lately par
chased W BfaeGsts's iwO-year-oli stallion
% DlAf 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. Y. l.. Barrett IL qal,e sick.
4. Barrett IL loading po,atoes-paylng
90 cents per bushel
Nj Cushm,n has . calf th,, weighed
1875 pounds when dressed, aud w. w Dan
ham one better calf that weighed ilt lbs.
if,hsre are any larger ones Jet rs hear from
them.
NJ. w.hburn IL rushing bu.iness q,
the chair factory with the spring Tow o
wster, and has 10 men al worn Tor him.
oar new miller IL selling about 100 bush.
81. Of corn aud meal per week, and sgood
amount 81 nOur aud shorts. lie has pa
abou, 500 bushels OF corn 10 since he
bought The mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Insure in the be., and mos, reliable
companies Ike the RoYAL lNFERIAL.
vvARniAS, Lancashire. FIEE Insurance.
40 CATION. 0EKNAS American. y. Y.
fkaNKiIN FRt OT PESSsYLvASiA. FrEK
ASSOCIATION on PHILADELPHIA. PESS-
nivANiA fiRE. ard LIS. Co STATE on
rNSsHLvASn. The above are all large
arIeisss companies add guarantee ABB
so'a'e security. sg.ins, lO-- 90 damage
y hre. wm. J. Wheeler ss,. Old p,
v. enilting. South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
DIyPIEI.D.

The ice broke up here the islh. but has
not gone out yet; all crossing OF the river
81 this poln, Is postponed for the present.
M,.qusr.ie ball and supper a. The Va.
,lonA HAL Wednesday evening.
IL IL reported that Frank Stanley has
sold bis residence IN A. 4. Marsh.
Burnh,m & Morrill, have q crew OF men
a. work. IN the fair ground building, max
n ran.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Great sNc.,smsut hAs ben csused Ia he
Vicinity of Paris. TsxAs. BY the remart'
A'e recovery 90 Mr. J T. Corisy, SbO sss
~ -e.F.ess be- c0ud not tarn 10 bed, OF
ia.se D. bead, everybody said be vAs ~
~ of Corsgmpiiou A trial bottle Of
~ A.rss Ssw Discovery wss sent bin
fl11Irg relief. De- bought lsrge bottle
ar III % Dr kings Nes Life Pills
n ne tine be bad takeu two boxes o'
F..s suf tso bottles % the Discovery. be
~ - ani hai galne3 10 fssh thlrty -siH
boasts
Tia Bottles % this Great Discovery
,of Consumption Free a. N0yes Drug
>iofe. NnrW.v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
EAST WATERFORD.

John n Baker has sold bis farm e
Dawes 4 Cummings OF Harrison.
EN- kilgore and wife have moved TO
Norway.
l. NJ. s.nderson ax boush, the iIamlln
place.
Henry @. Anterior has returned 10 bis
home In Hamilton. Mo.
q Haskell has moved from Harrison on
To the Allen farm.
David l. Merrill and william A. Jersey
have traded farms.
Mr.. Merrill AMI wife have charge OF the
town farm this year.
Justin 4 Meis,ire has gone 10 Boston
10 eel horse.
Hor,ce NJ skinner went 20 Casco lately.
Mrs Hall has been qalte sick with cry
si.,slss.
SIS Holt has boagh, what IL known ~
The "Manroe lot" on Mcwslu TIN. which
ess b-~u owned by the late Josiah Munroe
80 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
TnrVrrplcr UNaNINors

W.n sat. Druggist. B.ppus. led. iss'
t.rs can ftc1umrud E.vctric Blttsr-
b. te very hsst remedy livery ooiN'
soi 1ss given ryisf In every case. Ons
h,flua,ism ~ OBJ YEAR stand ~. AIRS
,a- Hare druggl.i. B-lvliis, Ooio, snrm'
- Ite 1Fst s~'ing medicine | have svei
-i,f.rt in my en- years experience. i Elec
rc btrfs IhuusAnds Of others have
t.'sf t1sif testimony. ~ that th- verdict
sltAr.mogs thst Electric Bitisrs do euf'
fs-,sss nj the Liver kidneys or Blood
u'Ts .s'f collar bottle A. Noyes Drus
a,lra. NnrHAr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
RoxBuRY POND.

All the male population Who can leave
hone have b~-u cumming. A green hand
s.ts from si 80 10 ~ per day. an old one
oft-n twice that
Isaac Harper had . narrow escape me
other day. A horse Kicked him ssnssisss'
last missing The temple
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

, ~ hfg Ni'rs In the World ior Cuts,
Sc. Sorv-. Ulcers. Salt R1sum. feVer
S'ies, letter. Chsppsd Hands. ChilolAics.
.oirs' ant an Skin Erupii0ns. and posi-
.''.y clres Plies. or no pay required. III
.lafantesd a. give perfect satisfaction
no1sy refunded Price - cents box.
~ ,Ae AZ N1Iss Drug Store. NORWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
PElV

E.P. Gibbs ani Henry MIlliner have
ne.u granted psnsions.
Very poor spring foi sap 10 this vieinl'y
thus fsr.
We are ca ise lookout" f0r The rail-
rosf
TIE farmsrs Ia this section will plant
sweet cora for tie Dl1fsli factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
ROxBuRY.

Spring has comet II wss ushcred 10 on
Saturday with thunder and lightning. Tue
snow has melted very fast, 90 that those
who predicted an early spring-when oil
the Indications were against them-ean
r,joioe In their wisdom.
NJ. A. Huston IL some better. bat IL Jet
In poor health.
John Reed has bough, . yeariing Eclsir
colt At hlg price.
B.A Knapp has very nne yesrling colt
from his Ethan Allen mare.
4 NJ. Locke has sold his big fancy calves
for good price. II pays 10 raise good
stock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

To- nsxi Ladies Circle OF he Uulvsr-a.
H.f So,.sty Nil b. hsif ~ Academy Hal.
N.rtsy sysrirg. April 81 Come Al an
ss.e 3D. uaks TIE usuAi good tine. JsaA
-1..r. usual adm .ssloo, usual trcAi
Uar..rr free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Co Cole hAs pgrchasci ~ mul 40
.aci rrnrr.y occupied ~ the Paris Nufs
o. ~. "a stroke iu The rigni dire
40 ~ Cole unisr.tanis millug and
ns.,.ucry wv.l. aui ~ nav uos hope q
&C. ia.. .oug ld.r possr utlr-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

i..r.'s % The bsi travelling lssi Mon.
tsy everlng. there wss gal,e large gath
fr.rg a. the Circls. the largest ior soms
trr.-auumbcr comiug from South fAri,
a. N1fssy. A gcod tine. A. usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Tss h,ni oil pay To- The band stand In
.,s nf,noou 90 fssi Day. unless ne snow
.,.l.i ne 80 dep that tney can not resch
Dc .isri. OF The weather 80 cold that the
I-str-rruts frrsrs %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

AaC1f TO Sesks ago MAJ sAs re-
'ss.,t from the i'll. having served sd
ilrrr nf thIfiy dag. Imposed ~ Juiz'
w-rman of th~ Norway Municipal Coart.
% sfcruy lle appeared iu these pro
rslfrg. urdsr me name ~ nrosu, thu1gh
frare coz that b. hat previously borne =
fF rrrt name. Immediately sfisr his dis
,ssrge bel sent 30 Lewiston snf secuted
t-eovn-ui therv, calling himself ~ =
rfs rsne. nr L. uoS wanted by Lesi.
t.- or rs. having DISAPPEARED with 50
alfa1 ovefcoAi belonging % his employer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

W usn.ri. ou going O. The barn We'd
tts'aY r0rr.rg fuurt ous % hls oxen dead
-r-.trt - tae chain ~ Which be Na'
k,isrlf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
obs Oxfors usn'urrnt.
Paris and Vicinity,
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

- R.rt..i Chgryh. fre.eAi.e ser''rs ssss ,,,
-. ~srsics Il =. n Prayer Ne<unrs'
uarsisy AFeuns~
-. Id Chareh. Rss. Csrcilas Anssl. fsstei
,.'-..'-. ~rrxils rFeY Sautsy 81 n a. q >aot~th
49,. sLs
p...ur nrsss nsri. fmsry " N.scn, Ls.isr,
- -t.aily. >slfttsff And ireNslref. hsfiing'
F-lsf tssuns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

" 90 Cole cane r-sr losing his house
p .-e s.i SEX Many thsuk. ar Due
l-tits Bsu.ou flr timely and 'f;i-ieui Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Csar.e. Rswson orr his livery bnsi-
rf.s. nail rouis. snd an carriages. hof-es
az tcl.pmsuts Cor sale. Sc aiNyttise-
rtrt II another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Osr..lswalks are vel started for ths
sarref csuPsigu. some % The sAovsltrs
80 tsrough pretty deep drits, TOO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

S,-ss Elsn. wlios 90 The ate Co FRED.
C.ck b S1ss. % Brrser. formerly Of
t..st. .tge. as been granted pension.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

l,srr, B-uson hA- moved his family
rl- Ms = Whlusmorvs % The liill
~ hrl.oa sll not carry on The farm ~
D ~ IL ahrn BE- vent thef.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

lsas srorInths 90 I.ookius over my
ears EOS lt wAs th@ s6ih % March Last
year t.ti ffsi ssw one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

rs.Couoiy Commissioner Tusil, % West
Srnrrr. a. in town lNst week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

rss Srioctmsn have appointed A. q
,,.-i % hra'ta. D.. Rounds, Yates 'nd
M.fse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Wv pauhsm. % North Paris. was In
lsl. ~, isst sssk via some eKctitn'
s1-sv ani msp's syrup
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

re bani h,s voted b meet regularly on
r.,.tsy svcuiug hsrsAftsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

g,w.ous stages used wheels for The irsi
rne "Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

&c Nsrr.l. % S5uia Paris. Vas Al The
III Iharsisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

g.v.J p Cochrsns. uos ~ N'ulmA.u.
Blrna f,fmeflv % Paris Ill. panlishe-
r. DO 81 .us Allocate = very intsrv-tiug
.f'.r lrisr datr 20 FenruNry 80. from
- ID sc make ths fouosiug extracts
NArLNAf~. rJEuA. Tsh. 90. ~.
M. rave been Iu ulrus iiffs more thtn
fu. ~.rfrs rns Vut 49, ir'fn Boston io hs1
CO.. .T.I nffsl CO.. fsf .rss tnsu tsn months
ef...anc- scc'sfiing io iae ships - 49,
Castles
S.. r-.fers kuo. mnrh ahorf fte hesufifll
r-. ri Ns1lmsIn tuf an~f sll Iuu have f.si
r.. .s.nUr iausriHs bali De- trsaiF. To li'.s
r.an.. suu faEuias ant CI.alf1i % ttf lf
r..I f.rs aIfn nraufIfuI urFs ana shrubs thF
tr...I f.rrrs. frs fsI uls en- ~niis Cuufcuss
a. ....r ruIIlnrs. taIf hiilrn afuifrE TIE
ufss. r.ase up e. pi r. 90 Tfesi ioFyiinfss
.. ....rss fHrfu 20 rarfs uI CO. cIft st.re
r-r naI srF f'fr sni muln tnsi III un pleasant
...U. I0r -nulr tnr isfIlns 20 r. - r. D..
ar II Urr Uf great so fIrsssnf surpIl-s. Al
ere ed. arrsf uanN r.frtssnf 81. rfIsFs N'f
rr. r.......a tsffis C,nuntrY 80. ~ uai uoi
Expected fu 49, tIssn, s-u,sf. STREETS. -.
r.. fa Amherst. aholt riiY miles. IL A. OF
Al f.a Hrsf Uf frr CuuufrF ffutis o. Malice
O.. BID ..sr are arFsf rni.i rnskrrs or 0olfs-
..s. f..i r,'..i. ar, oniy bear large io"u' or
T-.... =. .nans ~ the rivers l. much fssui.
'.. fT snail steam launches. tlf - 49,
......I fnnsl frn 80 au s.us naiiFe nf1si-
FL .IrrH larI Uf cor rlNFr travel llfitA
.t'a rra"Er mlnfIins oi 90 49, -
Hf....H. C.uIna uU zoe sea o. Msn'mAln
Ir ..sf Hl.f t.f frr cts fuu can 80 ls = tillifC
r .f ..rfs steam - mile. BET tsisren
II. RI .lU .r Hffr frr Uli - rlls iu = uifl -
go on irr ios 49, Gee .uief n - -, 81.
a f-sf FrvafIr sriry my wors. 49, CT.
..Trr 90 te.ler iaisrs-f iu -htf Nun
Ar d. Malice. D. l. lvthAAst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

p.,stv Sasrd stone. % south Paris,
~ iac llll saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

c,rk % Courts Austin visited Canton
lasi Ntek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

%, O. W. Brown. OF Norway, vA' Al
,se uU Ttur-dsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

T,Nu.sL Blsoes. o. BasIasld. Was At
P,f.. at week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

J,ss, wilson vas =, me Hin las, Tues
FkV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Hoo JahuP S-a.sy. Of Canton. ws' Al
ttr a.. .sst Stsk.
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Iu.o.,ssey Court 70 norro~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

PROBATE Court to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12

,s Wheeling desires TO make a pleasing
! first impression on the strangers who may
be within her gates during tho Biz Re.
union. Nothing can contribute more to
this end than city gaily and beautifully
decorated. IA III. ,5 "A rs
Happily decorations in the patriotic line
4 are so cheap that very few mead stand
back for the cost. Nowi everybody will
do something according to his opportu-
nifty and his ability, there will DO such
3 decoration here 90 tho Society Of the
Army, Of West Virginia has never seen st
any OF its Reunions. ":
flags, streamere, evergreens, mex
pensive arches, colored globes and the
countless .hinsu which suggest themselves
as appropriate to such an occasion, Wheel.
ing, can easily BIO made beautiful and gay.
"a little exercise Of ingenuity will help
wonderfully. Let us all turn in and soc
what We can do to make the affair memo.
Srable, IA, 4lSS IL II rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12

mile and half, aud the cartridge is no
small that each soldier can carry go
rounds OF ammunition. 7, Y
General Sheridan Is to attend the re.
union OF the Army OF the Tennessee in
Detroit, September 14.h and 10th.
When q man kumu 10 me for advice, !
find out the kind Of advice he wants, and
I give 1t to him; this satisfies him that no
and l are two ~ smart men az there Ia
livlng.-Josh Billings. 81
kaufman Brothers, tho large clothing
dealers Of Pittsburgh, recently gave the
working girls Of the city q steamboat OK.
curalon on the river. This generous move
ment 10 highly colnmendable. tt't
Since tho discovery Of petroleum 3d..
900 wells have been drilled In Pennsylva.
nin and New York at q coat oil 5000. 600, 600.
Those wells produced SIC, 000. 900 barrels
Of oil, eelllng at the wells for $500, 0O0, 900.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has purchaaed 1856 acres OF land at Coal
Valley, near Pittsburgh, for the location
Of cor shops. The Pullman Car Com.
psny has secured thirty acrea at the game
place. ,sit .! .4
l r.. . .
Frank Hurd announces that he will
atump Ohio for tho Democratic ticket this
fall. When Mr.. Hurd emerged from biz
retirement he must have failed to observe
the name and date Oh tho Tombstone from
beneath which he crawled.
Foreman Ito country editof)-Do yor
want the Rev. Mr.. Goodman'a sermon
"Feed my Lambs" to 90 on the editoria
page? Editor (absent.mindedly)-N
Run it In the Agricultural Department.
f-Ntip YORK Sun, ,ls
A female evangelist in Indiana is telling
the girls that not five men in hundrcC
are good enough for them to marry. The
girls 20 right along marrying, however
and every bleased one Of 'em thinks shs
gets one Of thcae Ave white Bheep.-Nash
rille American. l27
The distribution Of the population o
India according to religion, rs phown By
the csnpus Of 1881, excluding the Anda
mans, was su folows:s Hiudrs, 1877, 037,
450; MohHmmsdaus, so, l20.5s5; Aborigi
mails, G,428,5ll; Bnddhista, 3,4lS,SS4
| Christisns, 1,S82.G34; Sikhs, 1855, 426
jams, l,22l,s97; PArsis, $500; Jews, -,
900; others, 052 ,020. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12
Cleveland Consid cred us !. Democrat.

M
One Of the complaints against President
Cleveland is that he 10 no Democrat. Men
Z who have served for years without re.
ward, because their party had mono TO
give, but who mono the less hoped that il
ever victory came reward would come
with it, have pointed to the Mugwump
promises in Mr.. Cleveland's behalf, to his
own pledges in the same strain, md 10 the
early jubilations OF Mr.. Curtis and hia fell
low reiormers, as proof positive that Mr..
Cleveland is no Democrat. AZ,
4 OF late there has been change OF SEN
tiuent favorable to Mr.. Cleveland from
the partisan paint OF view. Mr. Curtis
hes criticised him for being pretty nearly
aa good Democrat as circumstances
would permit, and Mr.. Curtis' Civil Ser
vice Rsform Association has backed this
up with resolves which ought to go far to
satisfy those Democrats who have not
been rewarded accorded to their merits.
II anything ehort Of Office can satisfy them.
s. In addition here is the straightest OF
straight Democratic testimony. Senator
.Vorhees speaks: 81
II you thing nothing has been done to
eliminate Republican partisan polson
from our political syatem, suppose you
cast your minds eye around over Indiana
and see how many Republican Office
holders you can find in this great Com.
monwealth. There is but one Presiden.
tial post Office in the State which can
think Of at this moment where q change
8 has not been made, and II there ID q fourth
claaa post Office in the State not filled by a
Democrat 1t 10 because no Democrat has
been found willing to take IT,. have in
!. my office alHo q list OF about one hundred
and fifty young Indiana Democrats who
have been appointed postal clerks in tho
railway mail service. ss.S;55
The New York Star, in tho front rank OF
Administration orgsns, gives Senator Vor-
hees o hearty gecond:
Mr.. Voorheea could have added that
what he gays ofIudiana is true Of all the
other States in at least on equal degree.
Being q well.informed public man, he Of
course knows that tho work OF equipping
the machinery, Of government with Dam.
ocrats has been prosecuted with yisor
4 unparalleled in our hiatory, though III
ways without prejudice to the transaction
Of the public business, and, in fact, dis
tinctly to the benefit Of Ito efficiency.
Are there still Democrats who do not
SEQ through tho sham Of President Cleve-
4 lands Civil Service reform Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12
Reunion Army Of West virEinin-Excursion
lhtsEl5 go Tickets to NYhecllnr. $1,000

The Eleventh Reunion Of the Society Of
tho Army OF West Virginia will be- held
ut Wheeling, August 90 TO 20, and, for the
accommodation Of all persons desiring to
attend, excursion tickets will be sold ia
Wheeling by the Baltimore Il Ohio Rail.
road Company, at one fare for the round
trip from all stations west and including
Cumberland. Tickets will DO sold every
day from August 90 to 20, inclusive, and
all tickets will be good for return passage
until August q, inclusive. .istSrII''i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12
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The Inst Select Excursion

via the pictureeque Baltimore & Ohio to
Atlantic City and Cape May, Thursday,
August is, via Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. Tickets good for ten
days, and good to etop.of at Washington
City returning, Tickets will be sold from
the following stations: Rates and time oil
trains annesed) Wheeling, s, A.M,,; 5:45
PM; Benwood, 5:S5 "A. NJ, 6:20 p. NJ,
Rate $40 90. & For full information apply
to Baltimore 4 Ohio Ticket Agents. ~.
WILLIAM NJ. sCLEMESTa; Manager. z, t;s&
VI CuAsS o. soutL, Asst. Gen. Pssa. Ag't. 4
OK, LoRp, Gen'l Pass. Agent, 55 Ii 81 b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12
Duchlen,s Aruica snly,. (

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brulaee, eores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corna. and all akin eruptions, and poai.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Pfics 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co. ~